. >> we'll be in oakham , rutland, >> we'll be in oakham, rutland, the town that has laid claim to then that has laid claim to the this historic first. >> now, the prime minister says that an airfield is ready. that commercial planes have been chartered. indeed, that 500 individuals are ready to get people on to those planes, and 300 more are on training. now for those that can do quick maths, five, six, seven, 800 people there ready to work on this scheme. the question is , this scheme. the question is, will they be able to send even 800 people to rwanda? >> it all sounds terribly optimistic and expensive, doesn't it, tom? >> it certainly does . and this >> it certainly does. and this is after months and months. it was three prime ministers ago that the rwanda scheme was first proposed. >> that's actually not that long in terms of time is it? >> i don't know the average length of time that a prime minister is a prime minister these days. how long is a piece of string? well, there you go. but but of course, today is the day. rishi sunak seeming incredibly confident at that press confer

. you could tell rutland.how proud those people were, happy they were people were, how happy they were about and these are the about it. and these are the people who ignored all the people who are ignored all the time. the political activists. >> absolutely. >> absolutely. >> talk about reclaiming >> and you talk about reclaiming your flag. well, i would just sort say, no, your flag is sort of say, no, your flag is there. if certain right wing groups taken they have groups have taken it, they have stolen it. it's still not theirs. it's not it's not theirs. >> it's our flag. and we should all be proud to fly that flag on saint george's day and proud of the union flag. and we are constantly told in this country now that all colonialism , all now that all colonialism, all imperialism, all slavery, that was then, this is now. and we need to move forward as a united england and a united country and get together and be proud of this country. >> let's ask our viewers and listeners this morning what they will be doing

but well done in rutland. are very sweet and we love the queen. >> we do, we do. that's it from britain's newsroom. up next. of course. it's good afternoon, britain with tom and emily. we'll see you tomorrow. see you tomorrow. >> the airport has been put on standby. the planes have been chartered and over 500 individuals are now prepared to make rwanda work. could today be the day it finally passes parliament? >> and we're going to be speaking to gideon falter , who's speaking to gideon falter, who's having a meeting today with the police officer who threatened to arrest him, calling him openly jewish. should mark rowley , the jewish. should mark rowley, the police commissioner, resign? >> also in our airtime , the >> also in our airtime, the beginning of the trump trial, could the former us president be be convicted as a felon ? all be convicted as a felon? all that to come and more stay with us. >> us. >> looks like things are heating up boxt boilers sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >>

a monument to elizabeth ii was unveiled in the english county of rutland. the queen. sculptor depicted the young queen in a ceremonial robe and was based on photographs from the middle of the last century of bronze corgis next to elizabeth. this breed was called the main royal passion. well, in addition to horses, of course, korgia accompanied the queen for more than 80 years, they posed next to the mistress, went on trips with her, held audiences together and in the end became a real symbol of the royal house, well, now it ’s weather forecast time with us evgenia neronskaya, what the weather will be like tomorrow, we’ll find out, zhenya, tomorrow’s another one a round of cooling, after a warm monday in may the temperature will return to april normal. on european territory, recently the weather has been determined by stormy southern cyclones, but now a short pause awaits us, new vortices are not yet visible on the synoptic map, and the old one will reach the arctic coast, it will bypass the northeast, kiev on ryanmar, still bright sun, strong frosts, nights

the people of rutland donated more than £140,000 to have the sculpture erected in honour of britain'snds reporter will hollis had a front row seat for the biggest of occasions for england's smallest county in rutland, there isn't a single statue . statue. >> now there shall be of one of the most important people in british history, the late queen. lord—lieutenant sarah furness represents the monarch in the county. >> her majesty provided us all with a sense of stability and continuity as head of state. she gave us national identity , gave us national identity, raising £140,000 in donations, mostly from individuals. >> the statue in the town of oakham is the first of its kind to be unveiled since the death of queen elizabeth howell. pratley is the sculptor. >> i'm a big fan of public sculpture, being integral to the, you know, a friendly, caring community, young and old are lining the streets to catch are lining the streets to catch a glimpse of the seven foot statue, including 89 year old joyce lucas in the front row. >> we met her on several occasions in oakham and we've got some lov

i have notified i the office of the member for rutland and melton that i would be referencing her ine chair of the select committee told a private — of the select committee told a private fundraising event, and i quote, — private fundraising event, and i quote, the foreign office has received _ quote, the foreign office has received official legal advice that isreel— received official legal advice that israel has broken international humanitarian law that the government has not _ humanitarian law that the government has not announced it, so i have a very— has not announced it, so i have a very simple — has not announced it, so i have a very simple question for the prime minister_ very simple question for the prime minister and very simple question for the prime ministerand if very simple question for the prime minister and if you cannot answer that, _ minister and if you cannot answer that, if— minister and if you cannot answer that, if he — minister and if you cannot answer that, if he judges and deflects, our constituents will know he is hiding the truth — constituents will know he

we lay decorative rutland stone on tile adhesive, it is made of concrete, and we will use it to decorate this is also a discovery, this is my first time working with artificial stone and i am very pleased with the result, each piece also has white shades, some darker ones, due to this this natural effect is created, plus we have these corner elements, when the corner is made like this monolithically, it seems that it is really difficult from huge cobblestones, our fireplace looks even better against this background, and the warming element, it is wide, the flame is clearly visible, look, there are several here.. . light modes that can be switched, it’s interesting, it also warms up, of course, of course, now i’ll increase it here, it seems to me that this is a great story in the off-season, when it’s too early to turn on the heating, you already want to warm up, yeah, here we’ll have a tv for in order to avoid this square on the gray wall, we made this background with which the tv will merge, on the opposite side we also have a volume made of stone, it has a niche for decoration, on the

based in oakham in rutland, the seven foot bronze statue is england's first permanent memorial to herajesty . memorial to her late majesty. created by sculptor howell pratley, it shows the late queen alongside her beloved corgis . it alongside her beloved corgis. it marks what would have been her 98th birthday. well, those are the top stories. and for the latest, do sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts now though, it's back to . jacob. it's back to. jacob. >> wiff waff ping pong table tennis. >> this is the game being played between the house of lords and the house of commons. but it's not a game. it's a matter of great seriousness, something that people up and down this country care about. are our borders safe? are they secure? can people come in willy nilly and then be welcomed in and claim benefits that you pay for and human rights claims of a facetious and false kind that then allow them to stay when the law says they've come here illegally? the house of lords has a clear constitutional role. it is a revising chamber.

based in oakham in rutland, the seven foot bronze statue is england's first permanent memorial to herty . memorial to her late majesty. created by sculptor howell pratley, it shows the late queen alongside her beloved corgis . it alongside her beloved corgis. it marks what would have been her 98th birthday. well, those are the top stories. and for the latest, do sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or go to gb news. com slash alerts now though, it's back to . jacob. it's back to. jacob. >> wiff waff ping pong table tennis. >> this is the game being played between the house of lords and the house of commons. but it's not a game. it's a matter of great seriousness, something that people up and down this country care about. are our borders safe? are they secure? can people come in willy nilly and then be welcomed in and claim benefits that you pay for and human rights claims of a facetious and false kind that then allow them to stay when the law says they've come here illegally? the house of lords has a clear constitutional role. it is a revising chamber. it's

boston over 50 miles an hour still to rutland vermont.up through maine. we just really won't see this clear out or feel better for about 36 hours. sorry. >> robin: all right. thanks so much, ginger. we have an exclusive first look at a new report from the better business bureau warning about the rise in online used car scams. reena roy is here with what you need to look out for and how to protect yourself. good morning. >> hey, good morning, robin. that's right. we all love a good deal, right? often used cars can seem like a bang for your buck. the better business bureau is sounding the alarm about the risks of buying them online. the bbb says more and more scammers are turning to new tactics to trick shoppers, specifically people who are looking to buy classic cars. online vehicle scam reports up last year compared to the year before. and they are using things like fake websites with madeup vehicle reports to steal personal information and money. and they're targeting shoppers earlier than usual in the buying process so officials are war

statue of queen elizabeth ii to be created since her death, has been unveiled based in oakham in rutlandhe seven foot bronze statue is england's first permanent memorial to her late majesty. created by sculptor howell pratley, it shows the late queen alongside her beloved corgis. it marks what would have been her 98th birthday. those are the top stories, and if you want more on all of those, just sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the qr code on your screen or you can code on your screen or you can 90 code on your screen or you can go to gb news common alerts. now it's back to ben . it's back to ben. >> nine months and £326,000 of licence fee cash later , star bbc licence fee cash later, star bbc news anchor huw edwards finally resigned on medical advice today amid his sex picture scandal involving a young man, huw edwards. >> the bbc presenter huw edwards is due to leave the bbc damaging for the bbc. >> well, you can't have the fact that one of the most trusted men in britain turns out really to be not worthy of that trust . be not worthy of that trust. >> edwards was accused of payi

making a special tea at the moment bridgewater and moment for emma bridgewater and the duchess of rutlandg swansong, because you're not really supposed to call it the chinese name. but you're right, we adopted the chinese national drink, we made it our national drink, and now that's the that's exported all over the world. even iced tea world. we sell even iced tea like , brewed here in the like this, brewed here in the uk, made our own home grown uk, made with our own home grown tea leaves. this being sold tea leaves. this is being sold in this year. so, you in america this year. so, you know , we're seeing all over the know, we're seeing all over the world expert nation of tea world as an expert nation of tea drinkers . and for the first drinkers. and now for the first time, we actually grow it here in uk for the first time. in the uk for the first time. but it's going to always be a really to, know, really niche thing to, you know, produce the uk is never produce tea in the uk is never going to become to feed going to become enough to feed the world. we sell it to the whole world. we se